If a hometown is about the people living inside it and its human connections, we had to ask ourselves: what makes us human? What makes us creatives? And at what cost? This issue of Hometown Journal attempts to lift the veil a bit further.
Which landscape would you choose to spend the rest of your life at? Probably the last thing you would go for is the desert. Well, the Londoner, Laurence Burton now resides in the Tabernas Desert in the South of Spain together with a small group of like-minded people. We flew down for a film which documented their strategies for surviving. A cheerful résumé by Jan Eric Hühn.
Last September our film “Omogeneo”, which is about the lovely family of Davide Garrattoni, made it to the San Francisco Shorts.
These are 154 pages, printed on seven different kinds of paper. Made to portray creatives, show their backgrounds, and suggest ways for a common future. Our own magazine is out now!
Who is that guy? I think I should put an exclamation mark here. This guy standing barefoot on the small stage of this little pub, filled up with surfers had just caught our attention.
So here we are. Tabernas Desert. It’s December and we are just about to shoot a music video. Only problem. Half the stuff is not working out the way we expected it to do.
If a hometown is about the people living inside it and its human connections, we had to ask ourselves: what makes us human? What makes us creatives? And at what cost? This issue of Hometown Journal attempts to lift the veil a bit further.
Which landscape would you choose to spend the rest of your life at? Probably the last thing you would go for is the desert. Well, the Londoner, Laurence Burton now resides in the Tabernas Desert in the South of Spain together with a small group of like-minded people. We flew down for a film which documented their strategies for surviving. A cheerful résumé by Jan Eric Hühn.
Last September our film “Omogeneo”, which is about the lovely family of Davide Garrattoni, made it to the San Francisco Shorts.
These are 154 pages, printed on seven different kinds of paper. Made to portray creatives, show their backgrounds, and suggest ways for a common future. Our own magazine is out now!
Who is that guy? I think I should put an exclamation mark here. This guy standing barefoot on the small stage of this little pub, filled up with surfers had just caught our attention.
So here we are. Tabernas Desert. It’s December and we are just about to shoot a music video. Only problem. Half the stuff is not working out the way we expected it to do.